playerlook = true;

[Angel_Light]

This should be fixed, it does nothing, either add what it is suppose to do or remove it all together and make so the scripter have to add the player look commands individually.

[coreys]

Rather demanding, aren't you? lol

[cbk1994]

It might be actor.playerlook...

I think I remember that.

[Angel_Light]

heh, yes very demanding cause it looks quite bad in the programming language. I also tried actor.blah, it just plain don't work.

[Kyranki]

What is it even supposed to do? o_O

[Angel_Light]

make the GuiTShowImgCtrl look like the player (eg head body colors etc)

[Kyranki]

You use the actor dude. o_O

[Admins]

It's working fine, it's copying the look of the object where it is attached to, and it's enabled by default. It wont work in GUI, you have to copy the attributes of the player you want to display.

PHP Code:

playerlook = false;
actor.head = player.head;
actor.body = player.body;
for (i=1; i<=30; i++)
  actor.attr[i] = player.attr[i];
for (i=0; i<5; i++)
  actor.colors[i] = player.colors[i]; 


[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Angel_Light

This should be fixed, it does nothing, either add what it is suppose to do or remove it all together and make so the scripter have to add the player look commands individually.

Always worked fine for me.

[Crow]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

Always worked fine for me.

Same.

[Angel_Light]

There's my problem. I have it in a Gui. I'm just a little curious as to why it wont work in a gui?